ICE Close: Canola Higher Ahead of Christmas Break

Canola finished higher on Wednesday, ahead of the Christmas holiday break.

Chicago Close: More Gains for Wheat

Wheat futures closed higher for the fifth straight day on Wednesday, as hostilities in the Black Sea region once again supported. Corn and soybeans ended mostly in the black as well.

November Deliveries of Major Grains Slip from October; Still Above a Year Ago

Canadian producer deliveries of major grains dropped in November compared to a month earlier but remained well above last year.

Dec. 1 US Hog Herd Larger than Expected

The latest Hogs and Pigs report from the USDA showed a larger American herd than many in the trade were expecting.

ICE Close: Strong Rebound for Canola

Canola bounced sharply higher on Monday, boosted in part by strength in crude oil.

Chicago Close: Wheat Rises on Russia Attacks

Russian attacks on Ukraine helped to push wheat futures higher on Monday, while both corn and soybeans advanced as well.

Soybean-Corn Price Ratio Favouring Corn for 2026 - At Least for Now

US spring planting is still months away, but recent declines in soybean futures mean the soybean-corn price ratio is swinging more in favour of corn for 2026.

Syngenta Canada announces two new Traxos cereal herbicides

2025 corn seasonal summary

In March 2025, Statistics Canada estimated Ontario farmers intended to plant 2.3 million acres of grain corn, 5% higher than the 5-year (2020-2024) average seeded acres of 2.2 million acres. Read more on the 2025 corn crop...

ICE Close: More Losses for Downtrodden Canola

Canola futures posted more losses on Friday, with little to pull the market out of the doldrums.

Chicago Close: Soybeans Continue to Leak Lower

Soybean futures continued to leak lower on Friday, with the market still unimpressed with the level of Chinese buying. Corn was also lower while wheat was mainly higher.

Parrish & Heimbecker to Acquire GrainsConnect

GrainCorp and Zen-Noh Grain Corp. have agreed to sell their Canadian grain supply chain joint venture, GrainsConnect, to Parrish & Heimbecker (P&H), marking further consolidation in Western Canada’s grain sector.

CPKC Exceeds Grain Revenue Cap; CN Below

The Canadian Transportation Agency ((CTA) has ruled that Canadian National Railway and Canadian Pacific Kansas City once again ended the crop year on opposite sides of their grain revenue limits.